Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Prcturetl M Palmer I Ioxte T Brewer G We-lson R Rassbach L Kraft Track Each sprmg a young mans fmcy turns to thoughts of track Annually our track term competes rn seycrrl meets REELIFUIHL, lettermen thus ye rr were Mervrn Prlmer ohn Grrske Drck Rassbaeh Ted Bren er and Lyle Kraft Row Row Row Row D Kamlsh L Peterson M Hanson J Graske N Larson D Jacobson J Lammer D Olson T Brewer R Tmschman M Palmer W Close T Jeattan M b The M Club IS the M H S letter club It IS composed of letter Wlnners rn football bls ketbflll 1nd tmck Durrng the year the M Club rfuses money ynhrch they spend for the polro dr1ve and a bfmquet at the end of the year Offrcers for the current year are Ted Brevyer pres1dent lylc Kraft vrce presrdcnt and Drelt Buran secretary treasurer R Rassbach L Kraft R Amrck D Brehm C Prnlkepanlt D Cotts B Stoelxlrn B Km: R Smrth J Sands J Joyce M jones D Buran J I-Iusby 59 xlfrh 4 . . '. t , L '. 2 . Y ' A 1 1 , . .- 1 6? . ,L ,ff - 4. wi 'E , .Q ' f V- ' V , V - .. , .A ,. ,. . .. H - sf' t,t t. 1. ,Y - v 1 , t Y . t 4 v L v sf , ' t . 4- , . . , - , 4 ,. ,. , . . 3.. ,. ,, ,. ,. , . .. .

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34 57 so Ron D Rrissb ach A son M Warren Bqgqis E Schafer J G task e C Slocumb M Jones T J Gary-an L ere r R Ehlmg T V Crefson finelt R SISD re m D C ffy D Olsen RottimC Prnkepank R ick B Berg D yirsbefge, D Ka h 0 nson M Tu mls OW 2 Rf Sands KM :vt King N IZ! T freugr J Joyce W K Cl ose M Hanson J Ldmm R er Smith fMgrJ son raft D B111-an G Nei son M Palm er B SfO6lxlm RICE LAKE 8 0 was the score and the visiting Maroons had little trouble dumping Rice Lake Brewers passing combined with Hansons running kept Rice Lake in a hole HUDSON A quick 110 lead in the first quarter subdued stu born Raider team to give Menomonie a 71 6 victory The triumph was the Indians twenty sixth consecutive win the longest in the state REGIS Regis smashed Menomonies football machine 91 7 The winning streak was broken A terrific Regis offense had handed the Mtroons their first defeat in four ye trs CHIPPEWA FALLS Chippewa proved no match for Menomonies inspired team as the Wftrricurs smacked the Cardinals 21-6. DULUTH EAST Little trouble vias encountered by the Indians as they easily ran over hopeless Duluth East 41-13. RIVER FALLS This game showed itself to be the mismatch of the season, Menomonie roared to a 39-0 half-time adxantage as six players tallied touchdowns. Halfback Hanson rang, up twenty-eight points alone. The scoring parade ended with Menomonie on top 58-12. 1.A CROSSE LOGAN Menomonie wisely saved the best for last breaking a 6-6 half-time deadlock to win 19-6. Injuries to key players gave the Warrior reserves a chance to show their stuff, which they did. Hanson tallied all nineteen points to j0in guard Lyle Kraft as probably two of the greatest players ever to play for Menomonie.

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